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Meet The Sex (1969)
In this baffling Times Square oddity, cackling hostess Lola Lust and her masked Satan partner observe random sexual scenarios. Clearly shot alongside The Filth Shop and cynically split into two features, director "Looney Bear's" incoherent sexploitation mess perfectly captures the shameless hustle of 1960s grindhouse cinema.
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In this baffling Times Square oddity, cackling hostess Lola Lust and her masked Satan partner observe random sexual scenarios. Clearly shot alongside The Filth Shop and cynically split into two features, director "Looney Bear's" incoherent sexploitation mess perfectly captures the shameless hustle of 1960s grindhouse cinema.
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Genre:Romance
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In Theaters:4/23/1969
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